Musing Mondays (May 31)
From now on, MUSING MONDAYS will be hosted (once again) here at Should Be Reading! 
This week’s question asks…
Do you ever read a word or phrase that sparks a specific place or setting in your mind and makes you crave to read a book with that type of place/setting in it?
For example, I read something, recently, that made me crave a book that was set in New York and had the main character living in a bachelor/studio apartment, and visiting a small café regularly. What I read had no mention of New York, or probably even a café, and yet the reading triggered the setting for me to the point where I could visualize it in my mind’s eye, and the sense of it was very strong.
Unfortunately, I don’t often know of a book that has the setting/place in it that I’m craving, and so the feeling passes, and I just go on with things. But, I almost wish I had a resource for finding books with the settings I end up craving. 
PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT with either the link to your own Musing Mondays post, or share your answers in a comment here (if you don’t have a blog). Thanks!
My answer is here
CMash
Hi MizB
Have you read ‘The Friday Night Knitting Club’. It fits your “cravings” quite well I think
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No, actually, I haven’t read that. Thank you so much!
My Monday Musing.
Glad to see you’re back.
Yay for hosting this meme! Here’s my response for this week: http://www.rulethewaves.net/blog/?p=1531
I like the question!
Here is my Musings post!
Glad that you will continue Musing Mondays here, even though are busy and have so little time for blogging. Even though I don’t participate every week, I look forward to the reading the questions.
This is my correct link:
http://readbookswritepoetry.blogspot.com/2010/05/mondays-mailboxwhereabouts.html
Interesting question. Here’s mine.
Great question. Here’s my response.
Sorry I am a bit late! Had to pack my bags, catch the bus and get over here.
But HERE we go now, my MM post.
Hope you have a raincoat.
Here is mine
Off the top of my head, Truman Capote’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s takes place in NYC- no cafes though.
Here’s my Monday Musing.
Great question. Here’s my response: http://sheeryhall.blogspot.com/2010/05/wanderlust.html
Also, there is a great mystery series by Cleo Coyle that is set in New York City and a coffee shop. It’s the Cofee House Mystery series and the first book is called ‘On What Grounds’. Enjoy
Cute! Thanks!
mine http://vampira2468.wordpress.com/
Sounds like a typical day for me. I like the oxymoron feel of the title.
This long weekend definitely has me behind on a few things! Hahaha! I also have to say that I might have taken the question this week onto a bit of a tangent, but you can find my response on my blog:
Reading Amidst the Chaos
My tease Tuesday is here: http://amomentwithmystee.blogspot.com/2010/06/teaser-tuesday-3.html
My interest is sometimes piqued by a historical event or literary reference I come across in a book, but it’s usually directly related. You can find my response here.
Thanks, bookmarked!